The Israeli Diamond Industry Signs Memorandum Of Understanding With Indian Diamond Industry

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MEDIA RELEASE PR37239


The Israeli Diamond Industry Signs Memorandum of Understanding With Indian Diamond

Industry


RAMAT GAN, Nov. 26 /PRNewswire-AsiaNet/ -


    

    - MOU Signed by the Israel Diamond Institute Group of Companies and

the Gem and Jewellery Export Promotion Council of India


    The Israel Diamond Institute Group of Companies (IDI)

announced today that a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) has been signed with

the Gem and Jewellery Export Promotion Council of India (GJEPC) for the

establishment of areas of cooperation between the two parties. The MOU was

signed at a ceremony in Mumbai today by IDI Managing Director Eli Avidar, and

GJEPC Executive Director Sabyasachi Ray.


    The MOU states that the two parties share the desire to

promote positive relations between the two industries, and to enhance areas

of cooperation between them, as well as to intensify the dialogue concerning

issues of mutual interest via collaboration between the parties.


    Moreover, the MOU states that the parties are convinced that

cooperation and partnership between them will benefit the development of

stronger relations between the two industries.


    The MOU calls for:


    - An examination of joint interests to safeguard the industry;


    - Establishment of joint lobbying activities for the reduction

      of import taxes on loose diamond in pertinent markets;


    - Collective efforts to promote the sales of diamond jewelry

      in the local Indian and Israeli markets;


    - Creating a joint taskforce to examine the issue of

      international bankruptcy and the ways in which it affects the parties.


    IDI Chairman Moti Ganz said, "We are very pleased to have come

to this agreement with the Gem and Jewellery Export Promotion Council. As two

of the world's strongest diamond manufacturing and trading centers we share

many areas of interest. The MOU will enable us to pursue collaborative

efforts which will certainly have a positive impact on the diamond industries

in both countries."


    IDI Managing Director Eli Avidar said, "India represents one

of our most important potential business partners, for manufacturing, trading

and selling diamonds and diamond jewelry. The Israeli Diamond Industry today

enjoys excellent relations with the Indian industry. There is potential for a

dramatic growth in bilateral trade and cooperation between the two countries.

With the signing of this MOU, we believe that our mutual benefits will

increase exponentially." Avidar said that the new MOU is in keeping with of

IDI's policy of actively expanding cooperative relations with major diamond

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manufacturing and commercial centers.


    Contact: Sharon Gefen

    Tel: +972-3-5442999; +972-54-4494494

    E-mail: sharon@gefenltd.com



    SOURCE: The Israel Diamond Institute Group


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